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British Tourist Attacked in Pattaya: Nose Broken, Eye Bruised; Authorities on the Hunt
Oh, thanks for highlighting. I forgot to add that I heard this on today's radio news report. I'll send the link -
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Witness Claims Matt Gaetz Had Sexual Relationship with Minor at Florida Party
That'd be like trying to understand that custard isn't soft. -
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Thai Health Minister Blocks 24-Hour Hotel Alcohol Sales, Reviews Rail Plan
Years back I stayed in many hotels / many cities / many countries while travelling for work. In those days some hotels would say that beer cans / bottles that they had put in the mini-fridge were marked/stamped/coded whatever. If I wanted to drink I would take all the beer cans out of the hotel mini-fridge and hide them in my suitcase, and fill the mini-fridge with cans brought in secretly from 7/11. All easy. Then at an appropriate time (before daily cleaning / re-stocking) remove the 7/11 beer into my suitcase and return the hotel beer to the mini fridge. Easy and quick. -
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New Alcohol Control Bill Nearly Finalised
New Alcohol Control Bill Nearly Finalised Thailand's Alcoholic Beverage Control Bill is 80% complete and expected to be presented to parliament by mid-December. The legislation consolidates five initial drafts into a single proposal after eight months of review. Key features include empowering provincial committees to establish zoning and regulations tailored to local needs, with youth council representatives included to address underage drinking. The bill targets rising alcohol consumption, particularly among women, and includes strict penalties for selling to minors or intoxicated individuals. Parliament is expected to prioritize this public health-focused legislation in the December session. -
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Appeal Launched for British Teacher Gravely Injured in Thailand Crash
Do you not read any other articles on here other than news about Brits.... These solutions are the ones already floated by the government (with the exception of writing off the cost burden). -
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ICE vs EV, the debate thread
There are still various subsidies in place for EV for this year until the end of 2027 under the BEV 3.5 incentive policy they are divided into 2 sections 1) Passenger Bev For both imported and locally assembled passenger BEVs based on battery sizes and price 2) For BEV pick-up trucks and e-motorcycles (locally assembled ones only): for pick-up trucks based on weight price and battery size Passenger Bev subsidy is reducing each year while Thailand built BEV pick-up trucks and e-motorcycles for subsidy remains the same for the period 2024- until end of 2027 This article contains all the details on the various subsidies https://www.ey.com/en_gl/technical/tax-alerts/thailand---subsidies--duties--excise-tax-incentives-to-encourage The entire car market in Thailand has changed in the case of the used car market there has been huge increase over the past 2 years of repossessions which has had an knock on affect to the used car market due to oversupply of additional cars entering the used car market and banks and finance companies selling those vehicles for whatever they are offered and then going after the original purchaser or the guarantor if the sale of the vehicle doesn't cover the outstanding balance when we look at car buyers in Thailand they should be divided into 2 groups Expats and Thai Majority of expats normally pay for their vehicles in cash while the majority of Thai nationals tend to finance their vehicle purchase Some Thai nationals will pay cash and likewise some expats will pay for their vehicles via finance however I supect they are in the minority In the past people would keep their vehicles for 4/5 years received a reasonable trade in value for their vehicle and used that for the down payment on a new vehicle Banks and finance companies are now asking for down payments of between 25% upwards as they are concerned about NPL ( repossessions ) I have seen many reports in the facebook groups of people deciding to keep their existing vehicles longer due to the low offer they have received on their trade-ins over the next few years we should find out how long batteries last as between this year and 2032 there are over 20 million ev's in china where there battery warranty has ended Nio's William Li urges more focus on battery life as warranties expire on nearly 20 million NEVs over next 8 years Li said batteries with lifetimes of up to 15 years are technically feasible, but it will take a concerted effort by the entire industry to advance the goal. https://cnevpost.com/2024/03/17/nio-william-li-urges-more-focus-on-battery-life/ In the USA Nissan has started a buyback scheme as batteries are failing within the 8 year warranty period and Nissan are having problems sourcing replacement batteries with some owners reporting waiting for 12 months or longer Just received a call from Nissan offering a repurchase for my 2016 SV Nissan leaf 30kwh, said new battery might take 6 months to a year, has anyone with the same vehicle taken the repurchase ? Mine currently has 98,000 miles and is in a good overall condition. If yes to my question could you tell me how much was your repurchase offer ? Or any idea how much is worth ? I'm in USA Texas https://www.facebook.com/groups/NissanLeafOwners/posts/7030862667011662/
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